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At Northern Utah Rehabilitation Hospital, we provide specialized inpatient and outpatient rehabilitative services to patients recovering from a serious injury or illness. At Northern Utah Rehabilitation Hospital, we provide specialized inpatient and outpatient rehabilitative services to our patients, serving South Ogden and surrounding areas. We see patients who often are recovering from disabilities caused by injuries, illnesses, or chronic medical conditions.We've been nationally recognized as a healthcare leader four years in a row and consider it a privilege to be able to offer this high-level care and are honored to be a vital part of South Ogden and the surrounding communities that we serve.

12/31/2025

"This is the second time I've been to Northern Utah Rehabilitation Hospital, and I think it rates up there with 6-star hotels. Evey person I had the pleasure of dealing with was kind, courageous, and a delight to be around. The treatment was very good, and they helped me get back to normal life. I recommend Northern Utah rehabilitation hospital for the best care possible. Thank YOU to all the wonderful people I came in contact with."
-Lamar C.

12/25/2025

Wishing everyone a joyful and safe holiday season! 🎄✨ At Ernest Health, we’re grateful for our community and committed to supporting your recovery journey in the new year. How are you celebrating this festive season? Share with us below!

12/22/2025

Feeling a bit sluggish this holiday season after all the festive meals and sweet treats? Slip into comfortable clothes, lace up your shoes, and take a brisk walk. Even a short daily walk can support your overall health and well-being. Regular walking is associated with:
• Increased energy levels as blood flow and oxygen circulation improve
• Enhanced mood due to the release of endorphins and reduced stress
• Improved focus and alertness, supported by increased cerebral blood flow
• Benefits to memory and cognitive function, especially with consistent activity
• Lower blood pressure and improved heart health
• Better balance and coordination, especially as walking helps strengthen lower-body muscles
• Support for maintaining a healthy weight, which contributes to reduced strain on joints and the cardiovascular system
• Improved blood sugar control, particularly after meals
Even a short 10-minute walk can make a meaningful difference. This holiday season, consider adding a walk into your daily routine to help maintain your energy, clear your mind, and support your long-term health.

12/15/2025

Happy Hanukkah from Ernest Health! 🕎 Wishing you and your loved ones a season filled with light, hope, and celebration. How are you commemorating this special time? Share your traditions with us!

12/08/2025

Multiple sclerosis (MS) is a chronic condition affecting the central nervous system, in which the body’s immune system mistakenly attacks the brain and spinal cord. For individuals living with MS, daily choices can play an important role in supporting overall health and managing symptoms.
The National Multiple Sclerosis Society notes that while there is no single diet that’s proven best for MS, healthy eating habits can help support long-term nervous system wellness. Its recommendations for good health include:
• Preparing meals at home whenever possible
• Including fresh fruits and vegetables in your daily routine
• Choosing whole grains instead of refined grains
• Limiting processed foods and added sugars
While you move through the holiday season, these guidelines can serve as helpful reminders. Incorporating more whole foods, planning balanced meals, and making mindful choices at gatherings can support overall well-being for those living with MS and for anyone striving for healthier habits.
If you have MS or care for someone who does, consider speaking with your healthcare provider about nutritional strategies that best fit your individual needs.

12/01/2025

Parkinson’s disease is a long-term neurological condition that affects movement and coordination. Early signs can look different from person to person, but common symptoms may include shaking or tremors, smaller handwriting, loss of smell, sleep issues, stiffness or slow movement, constipation, a softer voice, reduced facial expression, dizziness, stooped posture, or trouble swallowing.
Having one or more of these symptoms doesn’t necessarily mean you have Parkinson’s. Many other conditions can cause similar changes. If you notice new or worsening symptoms, it’s important to speak with your physician for proper evaluation and guidance.

11/27/2025

Happy Thanksgiving from Ernest Health! 🦃🍁 We're grateful for our dedicated team, patients, and community. Wishing everyone a wonderful holiday filled with gratitude and connection. How are you expressing your thanks this year? Share with us below!

11/25/2025

Being a loved one’s caregiver takes compassion, dedication, strength, and patience. But as demands get heavy, it’s also important to recognize that you as a caregiver need to take care of yourself as well. This protects not only your physical and emotional well-being, but it allows you to be more fully engaged with your loved one as well.

Here are some ways to stay resilient and healthy while serving as a caregiver:
• Accept help from others and share the workload. This might include letting others run errands, make meals, provide transportation to appointments, or just providing companionship for your loved one.
• Keep up with your own healthy routines such as medical check-ups, sleeping, staying active, and eating well.
• Make space for short breaks, even if it’s a few minutes of quiet, a quick walk, or a conversation with a friend. These quick breaks may help you recharge and reduce the chance of emotional burnout.
• Connect with other caregivers through a support group either online or in person.
• Set realistic expectations and boundaries with yourself and your loved ones. Call in professional help when you need it.

11/18/2025

🎨 Paint Night with the Davis County Parkinson’s Support Group 🎨

We had the absolute pleasure of hosting a Paint Night for the Davis County Parkinson’s Support Group — and it was such a meaningful, joy-filled evening.

From bright colors to lots of laughter, everyone brought their own creativity to the canvas. More importantly, it gave us a chance to slow down, connect, and support one another in a relaxed, uplifting environment.

We’re grateful for every person who came, shared a smile, and made the night special. ❤️

A huge thank you to the Davis County Parkinson’s community for letting Northern Utah Rehab be part of your journey. We love having you here and can’t wait for our next gathering!

11/17/2025

"The PCT and nurse staff are the absolute tops and the most important part of the care program. In my opinion, they should be overpaid for the compassion they give to patients in a really difficult point in their life. I want to commend Jorge and his staff in the kitchen. I would hope all the encouragement on offering a keto, carnivore, and more diabetic options continues. I can’t say enough about Kiera; she challenged me, and I challenged her every day in PT. Julie and Andrew deserve honorable mention. Jeniel and Jenny taught me how to stand for 11 minutes and think the whole while doing finger work. Trust me, in my job as an assembler, this skill will be very important and appreciated. To Brett and Cameron—great leadership goes unappreciated too much. Thanks for getting me through.

And finally, Chris—you never see him because he’s behind the scenes drumming up business, but he can’t be appreciated enough for working so much to get me out of the hospital to where I could actually get better and back to life. Thanks so much, and I’m sure I probably forgot too many people. So many at the Christmas party—give everybody a pat on the back and tell them what a wonderful job they do.

John O. former patient.”

11/15/2025

🎉 Northern Utah Rehabilitation Hospital at the Parkinson’s Foundation Education Conference! 🎉

We’re honored to be part of the Parkinson’s Foundation Education Conference today in Salt Lake City!

Our team is here connecting with patients, families, caregivers, and providers—sharing resources, answering questions, and highlighting how specialized inpatient rehabilitation can make a meaningful difference for those living with Parkinson’s disease.

At Northern Utah Rehab, we are committed to helping individuals improve mobility, strength, safety, and independence through evidence-based therapy and compassionate care.

If you’re attending the conference, come say hello! We’d love to meet you and talk about how our hospital supports the Parkinson’s community across Northern Utah. 💙

11/14/2025

"NURH has a great staff, doctors, and cafeteria. I would recommend this rehab hospital to anyone."
- Susan

Address

5825 Harrison Boulevard
South Ogden, UT
84403

Telephone

+18014755254

Website

http://nurh.ernesthealth.com/

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